Sentence examples for I recognise all from inspiring English sources

"I recognise all of us, every one – none of us have hearts of stone.

She's the type of girl I recognise – all that vulnerability and yearning.

"I think I recognise all the incidents that he describes there, but these are not daily occurrences.

I recognise all of this behaviour from my own experiences over the years with "Weinsteins" and "Weinstein enablers".

I just knew I recognised all the people she played.

I realised I was home in Oslo when I started to read Jo Nesbø (in English) and I recognised all the landmarks and areas he described and understood the Norwegian characters and their quirks".

This subject is one that is close to my heart, and on reading it I recognised all of the issues and challenges that the authors have described.

"But I also recognise all of this costs money and I suspect some sports have got capacity to do it more easily than others and I can only encourage sports to see why this must be a priority to ensure the integrity of their game".

I recognise that saying all this may be a hostage to fortune: the credit crunch took hold only about a year ago, and we're not out of the woods yet.

She responded to a pitch of intensity in both the director and her character, connecting with ideas she had already had about playing an alcoholic, to do with capturing "the kind of inventiveness and imagination and energy and courage and va-va-voom that I recognised in all the drunks I've known".

I'm not sure I understand or recognise all of it – hell, I'm not sure I even understand the logic behind the menu, a blackboard of confusing meal-deal arrangements – but one thing I do know: it looks, and smells, like the real thing.